Yes those are the STABLE releases, and it takes that long to ensure that they are STABLE. When Sarge is released most of its packages will already be out of date, but STABLE. If you want to use debian on the desktop, do a minimal stable install, change your apt.sources to unstable, and do a dist-upgrade and install the packages you want. You'll end up with your ubuntu/knoppix'y type desktop system with up to date releases.
I wish people would stop moaning about stable! It isn't a desktop distro! It is for those that want to do an 'apt-get install apache' and KNOW it won't fail. That means a lot to admins.
Yup exactly, so the problem is with the website, not the google proxy. The same problem would occur with any proxy for a website which uses IP address to determine the same user. Websites should be managing sessions.
Imagine for example, you want to use a database to store information about packets flowing through your network. Thats all dandy on normal network links, but if we are talking about a multigigabit link, it is likely that your hard disk can't keep up with storing that data. Or that the hardware to do so would cost too much. So instead you could take every second packet and look at that, and approximate. This particular example is refering to data stream management systems.
Yup, and this idea isn't purely with spreadsheets. I used to work for a large supermarkets logistics dept. We used to key in, by hand, orders for stores from suppliers etc all the time. Not a week went by without a store receiving thousands of cases of a product due to a typo..
But how do you check these things? In a business which might be shifting millions of cases of product a day, how do you flag up a couple of thousand, which for any other order, might be quite a reasonable number. And well, the ground staff just did as they were told without questioning.. which is maybe the worrying thing.
Yah my older drives all worked fine and still do for reading, but now with combo fast drives I have a CD writer which will write but not read, and a DVD drive which reads fine for a few seconds then makes a clonk noise then readers for another few seconds *clonk* etc. I would agree that they either don't make em like they used to, or they are trying to pack too much into the same drives... at least until they get better at it.
I have had mild successes before by not attacking them, but just 'letting them know I'm watching'. Often addresses will be spoofed, so there is no point in retaliating by trying to break into or DoS the IP address you have.. but I have had long term probes stop several times by just running an nmap against the probing IP, or running a few ssh connection attempts..
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However they do have grammatical errors right on this very page you gave us link to.:)
This is what our uni does when a 'scanning virus' hits. They monitor the network traffic for the appropriate traffic signature, and then automatically connect to the stack and disable the switch port.
Yes, but the article talks about "review". You need a lot more knowledge about the codebase to do a decent review than just that little widget or feature you wrote as an add-on... we're talking broad overview of the entire codebase.
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Yep thats fine, but lets not forget that Ubuntu/Knoppix need to start with Debian..
Yes, but I've paid for Windows 2000. I can move to sarge for free with a simple dist-upgrade.
Yes those are the STABLE releases, and it takes that long to ensure that they are STABLE. When Sarge is released most of its packages will already be out of date, but STABLE. If you want to use debian on the desktop, do a minimal stable install, change your apt.sources to unstable, and do a dist-upgrade and install the packages you want. You'll end up with your ubuntu/knoppix'y type desktop system with up to date releases.
I wish people would stop moaning about stable! It isn't a desktop distro! It is for those that want to do an 'apt-get install apache' and KNOW it won't fail. That means a lot to admins.
Yup not only that, but so has the 'listen to' and 'identify' id3 tagger mentioned... oh well. http://www.musicbrainz.org/
Yup exactly, so the problem is with the website, not the google proxy. The same problem would occur with any proxy for a website which uses IP address to determine the same user. Websites should be managing sessions.
Even more worrying, Google has two left hands.
HA. Basic... Programmers!! Hahahah.
Imagine for example, you want to use a database to store information about packets flowing through your network. Thats all dandy on normal network links, but if we are talking about a multigigabit link, it is likely that your hard disk can't keep up with storing that data. Or that the hardware to do so would cost too much. So instead you could take every second packet and look at that, and approximate. This particular example is refering to data stream management systems.
I liked the classy way the Shut Down button doesn't fit on the menu. "Shut Do..." Do what!!!?
Yup, and this idea isn't purely with spreadsheets. I used to work for a large supermarkets logistics dept. We used to key in, by hand, orders for stores from suppliers etc all the time. Not a week went by without a store receiving thousands of cases of a product due to a typo..
But how do you check these things? In a business which might be shifting millions of cases of product a day, how do you flag up a couple of thousand, which for any other order, might be quite a reasonable number. And well, the ground staff just did as they were told without questioning.. which is maybe the worrying thing.
I thought it was Technology Without an Interesting Name...?
Yah my older drives all worked fine and still do for reading, but now with combo fast drives I have a CD writer which will write but not read, and a DVD drive which reads fine for a few seconds then makes a clonk noise then readers for another few seconds *clonk* etc. I would agree that they either don't make em like they used to, or they are trying to pack too much into the same drives... at least until they get better at it.
I have had mild successes before by not attacking them, but just 'letting them know I'm watching'. Often addresses will be spoofed, so there is no point in retaliating by trying to break into or DoS the IP address you have.. but I have had long term probes stop several times by just running an nmap against the probing IP, or running a few ssh connection attempts..
Uhhhh..
This is what our uni does when a 'scanning virus' hits. They monitor the network traffic for the appropriate traffic signature, and then automatically connect to the stack and disable the switch port.
And where are these google stats going to come from?
Someone always has to program the computers.
hmmm, I'm sure the whitehouse roof isn't quite that plain in real life :-)
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Hmmm, in cars you generally do have to press the start button/twist the 'start' key to turn it off...
Funding the IRA?? Terrorist!! :)
A PPT? Do they stop you from saying presentation just in case it is mistaken for the Impress format? lol.
Yep, but once they are finished with Kazaa, who is next? Hopefully not the edonkey network...
The Honda commercial wasn't original - it copied an old short film Der Lauf der Dinge (The way things go)... Imdb link
Yes, but the article talks about "review". You need a lot more knowledge about the codebase to do a decent review than just that little widget or feature you wrote as an add-on... we're talking broad overview of the entire codebase.